Compliance and AML

The Compliance engine provides blockchain-native intelligence that helps organizations identify sanctions exposure, high-risk activity, and other compliance considerations before assets move. By combining blockchain analytics with real-time monitoring and explainable risk intelligence, Webacy enables developers and institutions to build proactive, risk-based compliance workflows. The Compliance engine (along with Transaction Monitoring) complements existing AML, KYC, and regulatory programs by providing continuous analysis of blockchain activity rather than identity verification.

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Sanctions Screening

Blockchain transactions often involve multiple counterparties, protocols, and intermediaries that are difficult to evaluate using traditional compliance systems. Webacy screens wallets, transactions, and other supported entities for sanctions exposure, high-risk counterparties, and known illicit activity while continuously monitoring for new developments. Rather than evaluating only direct interactions, Webacy can incorporate contextual intelligence and multi-hop fund flow analysis to provide a broader understanding of potential exposure. Common use cases

• Wallet screening
• Transaction monitoring
• Counterparty due diligence
• Exchange compliance
• Treasury controls
• Regulatory reporting

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Risk-Based AML Intelligence

Modern AML extends beyond sanctions screening. Effective compliance programs require continuous assessment of the counterparties, transactions, assets, and market behaviors that may introduce financial crime or regulatory risk. Webacy combines multiple intelligence engines—including Wallet Screening, Transaction Monitoring, Trading Intelligence, Asset Integrity, and Contract Analysis—to provide a broader view of onchain risk that supports modern AML workflows. Rather than relying on a single indicator, organizations can incorporate a wide range of blockchain-native signals into their risk-based decision making. Examples of AML intelligence include:

• Wallet and counterparty screening
• Multi-hop fund flow analysis
• Transaction monitoring
• Sanctions exposure
• Holder concentration analysis
• Wash trading detection
• Liquidity and market manipulation signals
• Asset and issuer risk
• Smart contract risk
• Behavioral analysis

This intelligence can be used to support onboarding, transaction monitoring, enhanced due diligence, suspicious activity investigations, treasury controls, exchange listings, and automated compliance policies.

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Built for Modern Compliance

Compliance requirements continue to evolve alongside digital assets. The Compliance engine is designed to support modern, risk-based compliance programs by providing continuous blockchain intelligence that can be integrated into onboarding, transaction monitoring, treasury operations, asset listings, and automated policy engines. Rather than replacing existing compliance infrastructure, Webacy enhances it with explainable, real-time risk intelligence built specifically for blockchain.

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